About Katie Fforde
Katie Fforde lives in Gloucestershire with her husband and some of her three children. Her hobbies are ironing and housework but, unfortunately, she has almost no time for them as she feels it is her duty to keep a close eye on the afternoon chat shows.
Novels
Living Dangerously (1995)
The Rose Revived (1995)
Wild Designs (1996)
Stately Pursuits (1997)
Life Skills (1999)
Thyme Out (2000)
aka Second Thyme Around
Artistic Licence (2001)
Highland Fling (2002)
Paradise Fields (2003)
Restoring Grace (2004)
Flora's Lot (2005)
aka Bidding for Love
Practically Perfect (2006)
Going Dutch (2007)
Wedding Season (2008)
Love Letters (2009)
A Perfect Proposal (2010)
Summer of Love (2011)
Recipe for Love (2012)
A French Affair (2013)
The Rose Revived (1995)
Wild Designs (1996)
Stately Pursuits (1997)
Life Skills (1999)
Thyme Out (2000)
aka Second Thyme Around
Artistic Licence (2001)
Highland Fling (2002)
Paradise Fields (2003)
Restoring Grace (2004)
Flora's Lot (2005)
aka Bidding for Love
Practically Perfect (2006)
Going Dutch (2007)
Wedding Season (2008)
Love Letters (2009)
A Perfect Proposal (2010)
Summer of Love (2011)
Recipe for Love (2012)
A French Affair (2013)
Novellas
Links to other websites
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Katie Fforde recommends
 Ordinary Miracles (1996) Grace Wynne-Jones "Beautiful, tender and funny, written with great perception... a remarkable novel." |  Other Lives (1996) Sarah Woodhouse "Unusual and perceptive, Sarah Woodhouse is a special writer." |  Off Balance (2000) Mary Sheepshanks "A fabulous book! Sheer delight - funny, cheering and full of wisdom." | |
 Time of Wonder (2000) Maisie Hampton "Time of Wonder is a sweet, old-fashioned romance in the best tradition." |  Drop Dead Gorgeous (2001) Anna Cheska "Anna Cheska has a charming writing style and creates warm, believable characters." |  Every Woman for Herself (2002) Trisha Ashley "One of the best writers around!" | |
 The Wrong Mr Right (2002) Valerie-Anne Baglietto "Heartwarming and funny." |  Rural Bliss (2002) Lou Wakefield "Quirky and totally original." |  A Way of Forgiving (2004) Eileen Ramsay "This wonderful panoramic novel sweeps you up and carries you along to the end. Lovely!" | |
 Hubble Bubble (2004) (Mad Villages, book 1) Christina Jones "H.E. Bates for the 21st Century." |  The Mysteries of Glass (2004) Sue Gee "This exquisitely written novel transports you to the simple beauty, poignancy and hypocrisy of the Victorian era." |  Uphill All the Way (2005) Sue Moorcroft "A strongly written story that many women will relate to." | |
 Cover the Butter (2005) Carrie Kabak "Wonderful! A tour de force, written with depth and insight, Cover the Butter is funny, poignant and page-turningly original." |  A Proper Family Christmas (2005) Jane Gordon-Cumming "Packed with delightful, unforgettable, eccentric characters and written with humour and deep sensitivity." |  The Ex-Wife's Survival Guide (2006) Debby Holt "Funny and wise." | |
 An Old Fashioned Arrangement (2006) Susie Vereker "An intriguing story of how circumstances can cause the most respectable women to go against type." |  Secrets and Shadows (2006) Mary Nickson "Sweeping and compassionate - a book to sink into with joy." |  I Married a Pirate (2007) Samantha David "A rip-roaring ride. Huge fun." | |
 Hungarian Dances (2008) Jessica Duchen "Jessica Duchen writes about families, the arts and their sometimes devastating combination with such skill and passion that her books are unputdownable. It is very rarely that I find a new writer whose work I love so much." |  The Glamorous (Double) Life of Isabel Bookbinder (2008) (Isabel Bookbinder, book 1) Holly McQueen "'I think Isabel and I were twins separated at birth. I love her!" |  Beachcombing (2009) Maggie Dana "A wonderfully uplifting story about a woman on her way to fulfillment." | |
 Life According to Lubka (2009) Laurie Graham "It embraces you with warmth and humour and makes the world a better place." |  Songs of Triumphant Love (2009) Jessica Duchen "Unputdownable. It is very rarely that I find a new writer whose work I love so much." |  Starting Over (2009) Sue Moorcroft "A delight to read. Full of laughter and tears." | |
 Twelve Days of Christmas (2010) (Lancashire, book 5) Trisha Ashley "One of the best writers around." |  Walking Back to Happiness (2010) Lucy Dillon "Heartwarming, real and entertaining. You will love this book." |  Hungry, the Stars and Everything (2011) Emma Jane Unsworth "Powerful writing with a fascinating background." | |
 Never Can Say Goodbye (2011) Christina Jones "Warm, witty and wonderful." |  Yesterday's Sun (2012) Amanda Brooke "Magic and unputdownable." |  Women of a Dangerous Age (2012) Fanny Blake "Realistic, funny and thoroughly delightful. I loved it." | |
 The Au Pair (2012) Janey Fraser "Hugely enjoyable." |  From Notting Hill to New York . . . Actually (2012) (Actually, book 2) Ali McNamara "Sparky, fun and endearing." |  The Valentine's Card (2013) Juliet Ashton "Funny, original and wise." | |
 Not Without You (2013) Harriet Evans "Depth, resonance and humour... Her novels are incredibly special." |
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